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Prof. Michael Z. Green, Texas A&M Today, "Law School Professor Elected To National Academy Of Arbitrators," September 25, 2019
Prof. Michael Z. Green, Dallas Business Journal, Yahoo! Finance, "American wants mechanics to pay for flight cancellations. Will it work?" August 20, 2019
Prof. Guillermo J. Garcia Sanchez, KBTX-TV news, "Mexican energy policy reform is affecting the Texas oil and gas industry," August 14, 2019
Prof. Guillermo J. Garcia Sanchez, ADN40 (a national news channel in Mexico), three-part interview about the future of Mexico's energy reform and its impact in global markets, August 12-14, 2019 (in Spanish): part 1, part 2, part 3
Prof. Cynthia Alkon, Dallas Morning News, "With crimes as 'heinous' as those in Chemirmir serial murder case, Texas DAs look to death penalty," July 26, 2019
Prof. Michael Z. Green, Dallas Morning News, "Judge orders union to fine and discipline American Airlines mechanics who cause delays and cancellations," July 11, 2019
Prof. Michael Z. Green, Dallas Morning News, "American Airlines says mechanics are causing delays. Now, a judge could force the union to pay for it," June 30, 2019
Prof. Nancy Welsh, Director of the Aggie Dispute Resolution Program, ADR Toolbox, TaxProf Blog, "Pepperdine Hosts International Conference For Dispute Resolution Teachers, Scholars, And Leaders," June 9, 2019
Prof. Peter Reilly, LexBlog, The CLS Blue Sky Blog, "The U.S. Corporate DPA Program: An International Embarrassment?" March 4, 2019
Texas A&M University School of Law, Law School Blog Network LexBlog What Great Law Schools Do, "Texas A&M Requires New Dispute Resolution Course for 1Ls," January 22, 2019
Prof. Michael Green, Observer, "Jay-Z Halting His $204M Lawsuit Over a Lack of Black Arbitrators Could Be Historic," November 29, 2018
Prof. Carol Pauli, CrimProf Blog, "Pauli on Gordon on Atrocity Speech," February 19, 2018
Prof. Michael Z. Green, discussed the Ezekiel Elliott arbitration and court case in an interview on East Texas Radio's "The Press Pass", KPLT 1490 AM, 96.3 FM, November 7, 2017
Prof. Michael Green, BloombergBNA, "Sterling Jewelers Case Highlights Perils of Arbitration," March 9, 2017
Prof. Cynthia Alkon, The Charlotte Observer, "Why 2015 was a record year for the wrongfully convicted," Aug. 18, 2016
Prof. Carol Pauli, Law & Humanities Blog, "Pauli on the Use of Narrative Mediation in Immigration Law," June 20, 2016
Prof. Cynthia Alkon, The New York Times, "Questions, Answers About Waco Biker Case Indictments," Nov. 11, 2015